The Knitting Sutra: Craft as a Spiritual Practice by Susan Gordon Lydon (1997) HCDJ

The Knitting Sutra: Craft as a Spiritual Practice by Susan Gordon Lydon (1997) HCDJ

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Hardcover with DJ in Good condition. Light rubbing to DJ otherwise clean and straight. Binding tight. "The purpose of meditation is to quiet the mind so that it can sink down into contemplation of its true nature. You cannot stop your mind by an act of will any more than you can stop the beating of your own heart. Some cultures describe mind as a drunken monkey, reeling from place to place with no rhyme or reason. Like meditation/ knitting calms the monkey down....I believe that in the quiet/ repetitive, hypnotic rhythms of creating craft, the inner being may emerge in all its quiet beauty. The very rhythm, of the knitting needles can become as incantatory as a drumbeat or a Gregorian chant." -- from The knitting Sutra Knitting as prayer? Craft as spiritual path? In this wonderfully allusive story of the quest to master a craft, Susan Gordon Lydon's love of knitting and her search for spiritual insight become powerfully and lyrically intertwined. Lydon's journey begins when she knits a

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